Is this antenna multi-directional?
9931
It's not manufactured to be multi-directional, but in my situation, it picks up signals from a pretty good/wide angle.
9932
The antenna is not multi directional, but has a very broad beam, so the actual "pointing" of the antenna is not critical. I have found that I can pickup signals, 50 miles distant, as long as the antenna is pointed within 20 degrees of the channels transmitter loaction.
9933
About 30 degrees or so. Still has to be aimed at the antenna array you want to pick up.
9934
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9935
this is not multi-directional. you have to adjust manauly the direction when you setup for first time use.
9936
No. It is not designed to be multidirectional. However, It does pick up closer stations despite not being aimed at them.
1593917
All it does is combine antennas. That looks like a omni directional antenna. It looks like the two antennas would fight the signal from each other. But it combines any antenna you want to.
2094082
Nope, but works perfect in the 4 directional configuration. No complains about it.
478133
It is Omni-directional however works off of your Wireless Internet that is in your home. You may have to find a good spot in your home that has a good signal. Example: If your you have a 2 story home and your Wireless Internet has a strong signal upstairs but weak downstairs...you probably will have to operate it upstairs. Radio works very well but you need a good Wireless Signal. I believe you can also directly connect to your Internet with a cable, and bypass the wireless feature.
1212893
Yes, it does. But you can try to adjust it for a stronger reception. Sometimes it works better horizontally, when you point it toward the desired station.
717617
It is somewhat, however, you will have to tweak it to find all the channels you want. There are a few weak stations that can only be received when I turn the antenna toward their towers. It is a balancing act to be able to pick up all the stations I want without having to move the antenna. Mine is in my attic.
629367
I use it to go RCA to COAX. Directv client can deliver out via RCA and I have coax throughout my house, so I run that signal to two other televisions via the coax. I don't know why it wouldn't go the other way around as indicated in the above post. I thought it was directionally unbiased, but I guess not.
782271
Yes. But only in alimited capacity seeing as the wave bands are of different lengths. Most antennas are built to accomidate aparticular function and achieve a certain co-ordination to do so.
723046
Of course. The antenna doesn't care which radio it's connected to. An antenna is designed and built to resonate to particular radio frequencies. This is a CB antenna.
1484284
I use mine indoors to pick up local channels, but it doesn't pick up all local channels. I would say the antenna is directional, meaning by rotating it, it will pick up signals from a different direction. It being in a moving vehicle I would think it is changing directions constantly signal strength varies constantly. Analog signals can very in strength and your picture can still be seen, but digital signals are either on, or disappear when signal strength drops. Your antenna location could be hampering your signal reception also.
647111
I originally used the omnidirectional antenna. Yuck. This directional antenna improved the signal strength by at least 4X.
2071663
It all depends on what you use for an antenna and signal strengh. Roof mounted directional: superb!Indoor antenna depends on your location and orientation. You will need to experiment looking for best spot. Good luck!Victor
1684775
Lightning arrest...no The antenna is directional with either horizontal or vertical polarization.
1029330
I guess you could say not only is it omni-directional but omni-lingual. Point is it receives signals, which ones depend on where you put it.
1321003
Yes, but note that you may see 2 "peaks". One will occur when the antenna is pointed directly toward the tower, and when it is pointed directly away from the tower. Don't be fooled by the latter.
136239
There was nothing stating that this is omnidirectional. I do know from experience that you need to have a decent line of site to your closest transponders. I live in a bad reception area due to being in a bottom floor apt in a heavily wooded area and hoped this would give me better reception than my old rabbit ear antenna. It actually did not do as well.
2210361
I would assume it emits a sound wave in all directions. It does not appear to be directional.